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, shooting hi-key with the 5d2, you need to rllaey nail your exposure or you might blow your highlights, looks like the nikon is a bit more tolerant in this respect.I'd say that the nikon does pretty well in the studio with its larger pixels, especially...

, shooting hi-key with the 5d2, you need to rllaey nail your exposure or you might blow your highlights, looks like the nikon is a bit more tolerant in this respect.I'd say that the nikon does pretty well in the studio with its larger pixels, especially considering it's designed to be a sports/action camera and not a studio beast.Also, the nikon lens does not seem to flare when you shoot into a big light source like the pics above. That's also an important point.About the nikon lens : it's good, but the rubber on the zoom dial starts to peel off. I don't know if that's a common issue with nikon lenses that cost over a grand, or if my rented lens has been abused by previous renters.

Posted by Jeshua (guest) on Fri 27 Apr 2012 07:35:47 PM PDT